Support Us
Support MORABE and help rural communities connect, grow and thrive through music.
Your donation keeps music accessible, local and inclusive. It supports free instrument loans, skilled teaching and welcoming community spaces , helping rural children and families thrive through music.
Other ways to give
Cheques should be made payable to: MORABE Rural Music. Please contact us for details, should you wish to make a bank transfer.
Become a MORABE 50 Member
Enriching children’s lives through music and the arts is only possible when core operational costs are securely funded. These essential, often overlooked costs are the foundation of MORABE’s work and long-term sustainability.
MORABE 50 is our circle of committed supporters who each give £1,000 a year or £85 per month for three years. Their generosity provides the stable income that allows us to deliver high-quality, transformative music opportunities for children and communities year after year.
With thanks to our MORABE 50 members:
Ms Penny Jonas
Mr Adrian Melrose
Anonymous Donor
Anonymous Donor
Lambert Properties Ltd
Could this be you? Sign up here to join our MORABE 50
Want to support MORABE in a hands-on way?
Volunteering is a brilliant way to be part of our work and help strengthen rural communities through music. Please contact us if you would like to volunteer with us.
Our Supporters
We are deeply grateful for the generosity and belief of all who support us. Together, we are unlocking rural talent and strengthening local communities.
Public, Corporate & Trust Funders
• Suffolk Community Foundation • East Suffolk District & County Council • The Woodbridge Arts Society • Eyke Parish Council • Melton Trust • Adnams Community Trust • Sizewell C Neighbourhood Fund • Norman Scarfe Charitable Trust • IBM • Gee Wizz • Woodbridge Shufflers • Lambert Properties Ltd
Individuals & Named Bursaries
• Felix Appelbe Contributive Society • Adam Lock & Shirley Walker Bursary Fund • Bunbury Family Fund • Sheepshanks Family Fund • Nicholas Ford Founding Grant • A Carter • C Samuel • M Willie • M Peel • S Coutts • I Hore • A Boyle • G Nicholls • N Horsley • R Lewis • S Newman
• In loving memory of T. Alder•
